Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-23
SOCIETY NOTES.

MISS Endicott and her cousin, Miss Mason, of
Boston. called upon the ladies of the White House
yesterday afternoon. A1terWard Mrs. Cleveland,
Mrs. Hoyt and Miss Gregg went driving alone The
President being too deeply engaged In adding the
maj touches to the Interstate Commission to take
the outing.
The ladies Of street did not hold their usual at
homes yesterday afternoon out of respect to the
friends of Mrs. Gen. Browne. whose funeral was
largely attended at four O'Clock.
The Misses Davis, Of K street, are In New Or.
leans for fortnight.
Miss Ada Leigh, Of Paris has left the Arno and is
now in Boston.
count Saia, OF the French legation, will soon 90
TO Paris TO pay his annual visit to his wife and
SON The former is an American lady, who prefers
staying abroad in order to give her son the benet
OF an European education.
Miss Caldwell is In Kentucky, and will visit
Trends IN ONO before returning here. Miss Lena
T,sluWe!i, WITH Miss Donnelly. is in New York CITY,
lhey VIII not again take the Myer house.
Mrs. Augustus Tyler and her children are at
Fortress Monroe.
Mrs. A. A. Hayes and her children are at Cannes,
France. Mr.. Hayes is in New York, and their fu-
ture home Will be in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace p. Dresser, assisted by Mrs.
and Miss Dresser, of Chicago, held an ENJOYABLE
reception yesterday afternoon and evening at the
National hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Dresser leave here
tor Chicago Oh Thursday.
Mrs. Judge Webb and Mrs. s. E. Spring. of Port
land Me-, are visiting Mrs. John Lynch, 1888 18th
street. ~ ~
A quiet wedding took place at the H-street Pres
byterian church yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
tne contracting parties being Miss COrnelia c.
Matthew's, daughter OF James NJ. Matthews Esq,
OF Richmond, Va, and Mr.. j. Adolph Fle1ner, OF
This city. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Moses ID. Hoge, OF Virginia. The happy couple left
Immediately after the wedding service on an ex
tended tonr through New York before settling in
their future home in this CITY,
Mrs. Hendricks, the widow Of the late Vice Pres
ldent Hendricks. is in the city, She is stopping
with her relative, Major ThoS. r Morgan OF NO
17lS Rhode Island avenue
MIS-. j. ID. King OF Toronto, Ont, IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. S. Wilbur at No 17I5 De sales
street. ~
Mr.. Won AlvenSleben, the German minister. gave
a gentlemanS dinner party last evening. at the
legation, in honor of the njnetieth hjrfhdsy oY
William l, emperor OF the German empire The
center piece OF the table was great basket of red
ana white roses and dark imInOrtelleS Inakjnor
ihe % German national colors of red, white and
black The guests were Mr.. de Struve the Russian
minister; Baron dItajuba. the Brazilian minister:
Count Llppe, the Austrian charge d'afrares: Mr.
H. Sidney Everett, OF the State department: Mr. j.
Mr. de JaniSch OF the German legation Mr. Davis
made the speech OF the evening and the health of
| The Kaiser was drank with every man on his feet
Sir Lionel West and Miss West gave dinner
lastevening to the new Turkish minister, ,Mavroyent
Bey. The other guests We're MIR and Mrs Horace
Helyar; Count Sala, the Italian minister: Mr.
NOXeln. OF the swedish legation: Miss Matte
Mitchell and the Misses West.
Gen John F. Farnsworth, Of Capitol HILL accom-.
panied by Mrs. Farnsworth, expects to start on
FRIDAY lor Santa Barbara, Cal where they will re-
main until June
Miss Carrie Kessler, OF Phillipsburg, Pa. Is the
guest OF Miss Wilson, OF New York avenue
Hrs. ex-Prestdent Tyler arrived In the city YES
teriay, and is visiting her son, Dr. Lachlan Tyler
SO4 l4th street northwest.